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The core of Confucian thought is “ren.” A cycle of love that begins with family and extends through society and nature to the universe seeks to capture what this philosophical world represents.
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The core of Confucian thought is “ren.” A cycle of love that begins with family and extends through society and nature to the universe seeks to capture what this philosophical world represents.
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When you see an advantage, ask yourself whether it’s fair and whether anyone is left alone. The wisdom of Confucian thought, which dominated East Asian civilization for 2,500 years, is examined anew to see how it approaches the questions of economic development and social justice.
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It is a timeless fact that human beings do not exist in isolation but live in relationships with others. What does it mean to show consideration for others in an age of egoism, conflict, greed, and division? We’ll reconsider the modern meaning of etiquette, a tradition that has been developed over 2,500 years.
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The first line of the Analects emphasizes learning: “To learn and then practice what you have learned—isn’t that a pleasure?” Confucian learning was oriented toward society. It was a process of self-cultivation through which one developed into a junzi who took responsibility for society. This …
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